Harry Carney

Harry Carney
Although he was not the first jazz baritone saxophonist, Harry Carney achieved his goal of making the instrument "necessary" in a big band. His tone was huge and definitive, and his style mixed together Coleman Hawkins and Adrian Rollini; he was also one of the first jazz musicians to master circular breathing (which he generally used to hold an endlessly long note). Early on, he played piano, clarinet, and alto before deciding on baritone. Carney joined Duke Ellington's Orchestra when he was...
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Harry Carney Harry Carney with Strings
Harry Carney with Strings (1954) - Harry Carney
By: Harry Carney
Credited Role:Main Performer
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Harry Carney Moods for Girl and Boy
Moods for Girl and Boy (1954) - Harry Carney
By: Harry Carney
Credited Role:Main Performer
Song List: I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You, I Got It Bad (A...
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